port authority police officer in new york and new jersey, buried 13 hours in the world trade center. i want everybody to understand i came from a different country and i love this country i served the military and came out and became a cop. what i want everybody to know and want president obama to know, i feel like our country is divided. we need to come together as one. i get to talk to kids. the lady, the mother of that evil kid that shot those kids should have had enough common sense to think, hey, you know what i should be a responsible gun owner and take these guns and lock them out. out of the house and what i want people to remember is our flag is made out of the blood of patriots, do not give up your rights because when you give up your rights you're going to fight with blood to get the rights back. and that second amendment has given us every other amendment and as a sportsman, as a cop, guns are not the problem. we need to become a better country, need to become better parents and responsible. if we're responsible americans, human beings with

our case, this country with be greater. >> i want to apologize we didn't get to hear from everybody tonight. i promise we will bring you back. it's sad a lot of media outlets won't give both sides to this debate. thanks, that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us, have a great weekend. [applause]. >> greta: tonight, if you thought it could not get crazier, boy were you wrong, dead wrong. the manti te'o fake girlfriend hoax got cranked up. we have the latest, and that's not all. tonight's jam-packed "on the record" starts right now. >> this one gets weirder folks, there are brand new details now about manti te'o's story. >> why me? why them? why all in one day. >> he can't find the time or money to go visit her before she dies? and poe emotionally attached to her. >> and my questions, they're he not why, just what would it be like, i wonder what would be like if she was still here.

>> and kids make mistake as hard working as we are. >> we do not all make up people, go on national television and tell stories and keep perpetuating it after we learn it's a hoax. >> notre dame better hope that all he was was stupid and not complicit. >> and said i love you. >> and well, if you're the president's job council, you're measured by meeting, not once, not once. >> shovel ready was not as shovel ready as we expected. >> the officials here are down playing the fact that they have not met in a year by saying that the the president has found a lot of other ways to have outreach to business leaders. >> the white house officials are now saying that president obama is receiving regular updates on the situation which remains, as you say, ongoing, and sensitive. >> this is an act of terror. the perpetrators are the

terrorists. >> counterterrorism officials say they've never seen a more hazy situation. >> i think after benghazi, you're seeing al-qaeda, al-qaeda, rearing their ugly head in north after rica. >> and the united states does not negotiate with terrorists. >> terrorists should be on notice they will find no sanctuary, no refuge, not in algeria, not in north africa, not anywhere. >> greta: all that and much more coming up minutes, but first, manti te'o's other girlfriend. this one living and breathing. tmz posted new photos showing manti with a girl he started dating shortly after the death of his fake girlfriend and reportedly dated the st. mary's college student two months before breaking up with her and that's not all tmz just found out. so we went straight to mike walters for the latest.

nice to see you and boy, what a story. >> yeah, thanks for having me, greta. this story is bigger and more unbelievable as it goes on. >> greta: i understand that tmz spoke to a witness? >> that's right, basically what happened is, a couple of people that were fans of notre dame, one being a booster that i spoke with, got involved on twitter with this fake girlfriend and the fake girlfriend's sister who then passed away and then during the time that they talked, she actually set up a meeting where she would go meet with the sister after the death and kind of give her condolences, guess what? when she showed up, the gentleman, ronaiah tuiasosopo, largely been blamed for this big hoax, was the one that showed up. we actually have a photograph on our website of them at the game. now, i will tell you, greta, i just got off the phone with people, very, very close to him. and advising him how to deal with the situation. he was not involved in this hoax and i'm telling that after working on this story for several days and talking

to a lot of people, this kid was just naive, he was involved with the girl online, he started talking to her, he talked to her on the phone, and i know it sounds weird that he didn't have any physical contact, or maybe web chat with her, but i can tell you his reaction now is honest and genuine, coming from people very close with him. he was not involved in this hoax and he did not know about it. >> greta: by who, you mean, manti te'o was not involved, not the friend who apparently has set up this imagery fiction, this girlfriend, right? >> yes, that's right. i mean manti te'o, if you look the at the reports that came out in the first few days, people are calling into question, how did he not know about this, how do you have a relationship for over a year with a young lady in college when you've never seen her before, nor have you interacted with her in person? and also, you know, people can't really believe this was such a great story during the heisman campaign where his grandmother and girlfriend died on the same day and then

the next saturday he goes out and he crushes everyone on the football field and sky rockets him to become top level in the heisman chase. people start today question whether he kind of knew about the hoax and used it to propel himself, but i can tell you that it's absolutely not true, i just don't see it, greta, and i've talked to a lot of people. but you've said one thing, there's a gentleman here that's going to have to deal with this, this guy who got online and faked he was somebody else and got this all-star in their community in trouble. i think, is going to have to pay and i bet you this kid is just torn apart by what happened. >> greta: well, i'm curious though, apparently, on december 6th, manti learned about this, that it was a hoax. but then two days later, i think it was the heisman day, is that he was still carrying the theme forward. was he didn't know how to back out of it at that point? why was he still running with the ball, so to speak, two days later? >> that's a good question.

basically what i'm being told you're right on december 6th he found out about it, he actually got a phone call from the same phone number that he had been talking to his girlfriend on, obviously, being shocked by that, told his advisors at school, he started talking about it and figured out, listen, this guy was one of the biggest football players in the country, his team was undefeated going into a championship football game, he decided, look, i'm going to kind of let this slide because i don't want to have a distraction for my team, it's not fair, he kind of felt embarrassed like, you know, this is the kind of thing he didn't want to let out there right before the last two weeks and the big game of his career, of his life so far, now what? a lot of people that i've talked to on the football team are telling me, look, this was the right thing to do and the nice thing to do for the rest of his team, so that the whole time during the game this wasn't the headline and the distraction for everybody, instead, them playing football was the story. >> greta: all right, the guy who is behind the hoax, any

sort of reflection or thoughts on why-- was it just really, an idea that blew up in his face, a hoax that was, may have sounded a good idea when it started or a disaster or some sinister reason or trying to get even with manti? why the hoax? >> what i know so far, it looks like this thing is the kind of new age, social media prank and even tv show on mtv, they do this to people, c catfish and they film it and they went too far and a naive gullible person and a football player, magnetic guy. in his personal life, quiet, religious, and i can tell you that ronaiah tuiasosopo is his name and he's in hiding and news trucks out in front of his house for days and people

are waiting for him to comment. so far, manti te'o has not said this is the guy i'm angry at him, i'm pissed off that hasn't happened, but i think we'll probably hear from this guy and his family and if you don't know the tuiasosopos, greta, famous in the united states, and several families in the nfl and several family members coaches of major football teams, so, this is got to be very embarrassing for them and i think in their community, they're probably going to figure out how to deal with this and come forward to the public. >> greta: all right, i do know one thing, next two days to get the latest i'm going to tmz.com because i know you guys are all over it. >> i come on to fox. >> greta: always nice to see you, thank you. >> see you, greta. >> greta: now to the mystery woman who had her identity stolen in the elaborate hoax. inside edition, exclusive footage of diana and she doesn't know him.

how does she end up in photos as the so-called girlfriend. turns out she went to school with the man allegedly behind the hoax and tonight we're learning more about that alleged master mind and tim is the co-host of football today. he joins us, i understand the man behind behind the hoax made a phone call to someone at his church, is that right? >> that's what we're hearing, greta, but frankly, this is as difficult a story as i've ever have to decipher in my 30-plus years of covering collegiate atd i'll say this based on what you just heard a moment ago from the gentleman of tmz. this may be what our modern internet athletes culture is all about, but we're all still on the learning curve and i think at this stage as we move forward, this should be more about what, what the future holds for those that are being targeted. because it doesn't matter whether you're a football player, or just someone that's successful in any, in any profession, you're going to be a target at this stage. i don't think there's any

doubt about that. >> greta: all right, you met manti te'o on december 8th. what was your impression of him? >> very good. everything that i thought that his, pre-advertisements were all about, just a yes, sir, no, sir kind of individual and the heisman finalists came to our studio on the day of the army-navy game the same time the heisman trust would give out the trophy that night. the question was asked by my colleague, spencer tillman, of him about the situation with the grandmother and his girlfriend. and i will tell you that even -- his body language at the time, now that i've looked back at the tape was a bit indifferent and i did not notice it obviously until after i went back and looked back at the tape. and he was maybe not the heisman runner up, but won six other major awards, including the lombardi award. and character and discipline

all comes into play with many of these awards. and i think it's incumbent upon him as soon as possible, to speak up, not wait necessarily for the nfl draft, and to be vetted by all of these general manager, because, yes, he's going to be a first round draft pick. i think there are a lot of concerns from those people, the governing bodies of those particular awards and their trusts with regard to what he did or didn't know after he got that call on december 6th. >> greta: well, apparently, i mean, two days before you met him, but maybe i'm in the minority, but you know, i think of him, he's only 22. >> yeah. >> greta: and when, you know, this is like -- if he knew something about it, that was really stupid. if he got duped, that was pretty stupid, but he's only 22. let him come out, make a statement, by someone and move on. give him a break, he's just 22. >> greta, i'm right there with you. i've he got a daughter that's 22 years of age. i understand what can happen and anybody in our culture that's successful is what the rest of the country apparently

wants to bring down. we live in a world where good is bad and bad is good. and i think that manti te'o if anything, he's guilty of naivete, but beyond that, okay, once you did know and you understood what was at stake financially, that's where the question comes into play. it's a little bit like that theory of the last investors in the bernie madoff ponzi scheme. if it was just about embarrassment and you couldn't go there, come out and tell us that. because i think most of america would understand it. but, until such time as he does it, i think his cue is going to continue to fall and he needs to answer what the athletic director jack swa swarmbrick said. notre dame is for him. and it's time he comes forward. >> greta: let's leave it alone and then-- >> and then we're

understanding, absolutely. >> greta: tim, thank you. >> you bet, greta. >> greta: nobody wants to hear from manti te'o as his fellow notre dame students, and student body president says when manti speaks the entire campus will stop and listen. bret joins us, tell me, good evening and tell me what was your thought when you heard this news? >> thanks for having me on, greta. when i heard the news this afternoon i was shocked and confused, and reading the article on deadspin, trying to see what had happened in the story. i think a lot of students had more questions than answers, and a lot of students start today speculate on what actually happened. fortunately, for us, our athletic director, jack swarbrick had the news conference. and a lot of our questions were answered and obviously we have more questions, but when manti tells his side of the story i think we'll hear the final answers. >> greta: are the students rallying around him, so to speak, or are the students more scandalized and you know,

sort of putting him off to the side. >> right now, a majority of the students are behind manti, believing he's the victim of this cruel hoax. that being said, the students still have a few questions, but they believe when manti comes forward and speaks he'll be able to answer that and we'll be able to keep our full faith in him. >> greta: one thing i thought was peculiar in the story you'd have a boyfriend or girlfriend on the internet you've never met. is that peculiar to you or standard operating procedure now, you can have a boyfriend or girlfriend on the internet and in college and yet never meet the person? >> yeah, i think it will be interesting to hear manti's point of view, but with my generation, a lot more relationships have been starting on the internet. so i don't think it's it's that out of the ordinary to meet a girl online and continue a relationship through the internet. >> greta: at some point you had he want to see the person and meet the person. >> yeah. >> greta: i could see being introduced to the person and

communicating on the internet, but, after a year or so, you think you might want to see the person? >> yeah, exactly, it will be interesting to hear when manti hears that part of the story. and obviously being a football player, had to be in south bend most of the summer and maybe not able to meet them i'll be interesting in hearing his side of the story. >> greta: i'll be interested. and as i said to the other guest, i hope once we hear it, move it i know 22 seems old to you, but pretty much everybody else who's been there, it's young and can have some bad judgment, too, anyway, thank you. >> thanks so much, greta. >> greta: okay, do you think this story could get any wilder? tell us what you think and vote in our greta wire poll. do you think that manti te'o will speak out in the next week? load up greta wire right now and vote. now to the great state of wisconsin who can forget the storming of the state capitol

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>> this is a fox news alert. one american is now confirmed dead in algeria, he's frederick botuchio of texas, a natural gas complex under siege by islamics. >> and reported that he died of a heart attack. tonight there is limited good news, some u.s. and european citizens who were agreed are now on their way home. >> very, very relieved.

obviously, and-- what's happening, but i couldn't say, so, as much as i'd like to be home and our thoughts are with.... >> i feel safe, i feel safe at the moment, but won't feel until i'm back in the u.k. >> greta: the latest on the ongoing hostage standoff. we go to algeria. this is so confusing, the reports out of algeria. can you tell me he what is going on at this natural gas site now? >> the algerian security forces are surrounding group of terrorists, and the number is around ten or 11. and now, there are thinking maybe 30 hostages, most of them americans, norwegians, japanese and french. and the algerian security

forces are talking with them, to stop the-- the operation and free the hostages peacefully, with the peaceful way, otherwise algerian security forces are thinking of different options, not using the violence and now the negotiations are going on between the algerian government and countries of the hostages to take the necessary time and be patient in order to escape from, or approach a solution which can be very bad news for the hostages and families. >> greta: all right. 24 hours ago when we spoke, the hostages-- i mean, the terrorists wanted to take the hostages and take them to libya. is that still their demand or has the demand changed? >> well, they have other demands now, they ask to free sheik abdel-rahman in jail in

the united states from the '90s and the militant in the-- in the united states. of course, the american government said no, the algerian government said no, no way, just free the hostages and there is no, nothing else. that's why the situation is very-- >> very tense. >> yes, that's right. very tense, yes. >> greta: thank you, sir. >> you're welcome. >> and militants have reportedly offered to trade the two american hostages as he just said for terrorists jailed in the u.s. states department spokesperson victoria newland saying the u.s. does not negotiate with terrorists. what should president obama be doing. former ambassador john bolton and many nationalities are held hostage there, but there are americans. >> well, i think the hostages latest offer to get some of the terrorists we've still got in jail out, shows that america's really still the center of this, but there are

much broader implications here than just what happens in this hostage negotiation. the algerians have already botched it in my view by the way they've handled it over the last three days. all we can do at this point is hope that the remaining hostages get out and that in fact they're still alive and not already dead. the real point here is that this terrorist attack shows the continuing threat across north africa of al-qaeda, and al-qaeda affiliates. so the most important thing to do is reorient our policy and wake up to the fact that the war on terror is not over. >> greta: well, and i guess we've got to get out of denial. the president said back last fall that al-qaeda was on hits heels or something, that's simply not true. tell that to the american hostages tonight, four of them, family members, but if you say the algerians have botched this we now have a situation now, what do we do in light of the fact that al-qaeda is alive and well, they've got americans.

we've got algerians who botched it. what can we do, wait it out? >> i think at this point the foreign governments have largely been excluded and this was a big issue in the united kingdom, for example, they apparently were not told at all that the algerian military was going in. i think for the algerians, their priority making sure that people believed that oil and natural gas drilling was still safe in eastern algeria. so, i think we're going to have to play this out. it's not a satisfactory answer, but the real question is, what are we going to do about the broader threat of al-qaeda and islamic. >> and you said what was apparently one of the provocations was the french and the algerians, let the french use their air space to go to mali and attack rebels there. i'm curious, is this a change in the french. are the french getting more involved in the war. >> these are french colonies and this is what they do in former french kohl list. >> greta: this is as aggressive i've seen the

french do. >> the government in mali was about to fall to the terrorists, from their perspective i think they're probably a little late to the game, but i think that this operation against this natural gas drilling facility, obviously, was planned well in advance of the french operation in mali. >> greta: you think that it's not-- >> this is a huge hostage taking operation hundreds of algerians, along with several does foreigners, this is critical to algeria's economy. so the terrorists again, against the background of a 20-year long struggle against islamists by the algerian government. there's a lot going on here that shows, i think, the strength, the base of support al-qaeda and other terrorists are going to have. >> greta: and it's no secret this was a foreign target with bp, british. and the terrorists knew exactly what they were doing. >> exactly.

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>> new intrigue in the

mysterious disappearance of a fashion mogul's plane. two weeks ago today, the plane carrying vittorio missoni and several others, there's news of calls from several passengers phone after the disappearance. is there some thought by some it wasn't a crash, but rather a hijacking and kidnapping? >> absolutely, that's one of theories that some people have, we spoke last week about the fact that a text message was received by the son of a couple on the plane, from his father's phone two days after the plane went missing. well, now that's not the only anomaly with the mobile phones. the other couple not mr. missoni, but his friends and another couple had cell phones and appears they were making phone calls from their phones several hours after the plane went missing and not only that, but when their relatives tried to call the

phones at first, they appeared to be switched off, the phone calls weren't going through. but then, a day later, phone calls were going through to one of the phones, the phone was ringing something like ten times, suggesting that it was within cell phone range, that it had been perhaps switched back on or it had moved position to be back within cell phone range. so lots of speculation about those anomalies with those phone calls, that couldn't suggest that in actual fact that the passengers on the plane are still alive. >> all right, is hijacking and kidnapping, does that happen ever in that area of the world, hijacking of planes and kidnapping? here, there's also no ransom call, right? >> right, we haven't had any information about a ransom. i mean, kidnapping in, you know, sort of on land, as it were, carjacking, that's very common in venezuela. in terms of doing it to somebody's plane, that's fairly unheard of, but you know, there are lots of drug trafficking routes, a lot of

traffic in the area who use small planes, so it's not impossible that something along those lines that planes could have been disappeared or mixed up in that kind of business because that happens a lot in venezuela, also. >> greta: well, those telephone anomalies are very bizarre and hopefully we learn more soon again. sarah, thank you. >> thank you. >> now, to big news in another mystery that's gripping the nation, the cyanide poisoning of a million dollar lottery winner. today, six months after the chicago man's death his body was exhumed and after an autopsy was performed, the chief medical examiner answering questions about why the cyanide was not detected sooner. >> the cyanide that's been detected from gastric contents or from blood. being that no autopsy was performed and wasn't exposure to smells, it's not that you smell walking by a body that

has cyanide inside of it. since there wasn't an initial autopsy, there wouldn't that much to smell with an external examination. >> did the forensic office miss something. dr. michael baden joins us. >> hi, how are you, intriguing mystery. >> greta: if you exhume a body six months later, is there a way to determine if the cyanide was ingested, inhaled-- and that might be the way for your investigation who might have done something. >> the important thing here is to find if there is cyanide in the food that was collected from the stomach. if he died because he swallowed the cyanide, then it would have to be in the stomach contents i'm sure they're going to examine. the thing about it though, is usually we identify possible cyanide poisoning by the color of the body. normally, when we die, the settling of the blood is a

blueish color. in cyanide, cyanide poisoning, it's a scarlet red so that if he had died of cyanide poisoning, it should have been a cyanide, a red color to the body different than all the other bodies in the morgue at that time. can you tell stomach contents? the description was by the medical examininger, advanced decomposition, are the stomach contents still sufficiently intact so you can make analysis. >> yes he, the stomach content stays pretty good even if the bodies, the tissues of the body are deteriorating and decomposing. stomach contents have been recovered from egyptians 2000 years ago. the body is skeletonized, but there's still, the last meal is still in the stomach. so, the stomach contents stay pretty good once we die. all digestion stops. >> greta: all right, no autopsy hereof this man at the

get-go six months ago. why not? >> well, they had a rule whi which-- not the a universal rule they didn't do autopsies after 45 years of age unless there was suspicion, but above 45 years of age we would get a lot of overdose suicides and occasional poisoning, after all, chicago had the seven cyanide poisonings of tylenol in the 1980's. so, they're aware of the possibility. and we had just recently, greta, on arizona, in an arizona courtroom the defendant took cyanide on camera and within a minute or two he was lying there lifeless, on camera and that's how quickly cyanide acts. in this situation, so far, we've been told in the newspapers there was a three or four hour delay between dinner and his dying. if that's true, that would not be related to the dinner.

>> greta: would that be he inhaled it then or it was injected, is that the more likely-- >> inhalation is fumigation. cyanide was used widely in the 20's and 30's in fumigation, killing rodents and rats like a gas bomb in the house or something. >> greta: but not anymore. >> not now. he would not have inhaled it unless it was something going on in his dry cleaning establishments where he used cyanide, which is very unlikely, but then he would have died in the cleaning store, not in his apartment. so, what we're talking about here is eating it. >> greta: dr. baden, thank you, sir. >> thank you, greta. >> greta: and the case of a pastor accused of murdering his two former wives. that's right,'s a pastor and two former wives. and he took the witness stand. does he regret that now. and the newspaper is taking heat for publishing the gun

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>> a vicious attack caught on camera. a man throws a woman onto the subway tracks. it happened in philadelphia and police say the woman was sitting on a bench when the man asked for a light for a cigarette. suddenly the man grabs the woman and punches her and gets worse, drags her by her feet and throws her onto the tracks and the woman managed to climb back on to the platform before the train came. and she was not seriously hurt. and police arrested the suspect. they don't think he knew the victim. and a pennsylvania pastor accused of not murdering one wife, but two wives. he came under suspicion in 2008. the man committed suicide in his office, the man discovered he was having an extramarital affair with his wife, the church secretary. and the first was found in a pool of blood at the bottom of

the stairs in 1999 and the seconds in a car accident in '08 or so they thought. they thought the car was a coverup for murder and right now he's on trial for the second murder. today the pastor taking the stand in his own defense. joining us are defense lawyers, ted williams and bernie. bernie, first do you, do you think he regrets taking the stand, the pastor tonight? >> in a homicide case you never ever ever ever, i don't know if i'm clear, ever want to call your client. you have to be losing the case so bad at that point that it's the last ditch effort. i don't know if he regrets having the clients on the stand and get off and almost relieved you know what at least i got on the stand and told my story. the way it came out he got caught up and jammed up in very, very bad stuff. >> greta: ted? >> i'm like bernie, never want to put your client on the stand, but this guy may very well have helped himself today on the stand because clearly, what i found troubling is that he was on trial for killing his second wife, but they allowed the judge did,

apparently, a lot of testimony to come in concerning the killing of his first wife. and as a result of that. >> greta: that hurts. that hurts. no defense lawyers wants that. >> and greta would go ouch, that really hurts because clearly, the jury can infer if you killed-- if you're on trial for your first wife at some stage and apparently may have killed this woman here. but in him taking the stand, i understand he was calm, he was methodical, he tried his best to explain what happened. but, boy, his explanation was i'm driving her to the hospital. a deer crossed in front of me, i he swerved, and there's light damage, but there's severe trauma to her head. that's hard to overcome. >> sure, he's going to be good. he's a pastor, and gives a pitch to the congregation, and this guy had me. he had practice at doing this before. the whole deer thing and that, the circumstantial case, but gets worse when ysituations lik. >> greta: and first of all, standing trial for one murder

and the jury hears about the second murder and hear he's a cheater not going to like him. and it's-- when-- >> and they had additional evidence where there was blood in the garage, and it appears as though someone tried to clean it up. now the pastor tried to clean it up saying, hey, my wife was cut and bleeding, at one stage or another, and the problem is, they cremated this woman one day after this murder and that makes it very difficult-- >> or accidentally death. >> not on cremated he's the one pulling the plug on her the day before. so, i mean, if you ask henry lee or michael baden, tell you staged scenes are the best ones when you're prosecuting leaves too much evidence and too much is unexplained. they go into a guardrail and she's got blunt force trauma to the head and air bag doesn't come out and happened to have the seat belt off because it made her jaw more comfortable. >> and the other wife happened

to die suspiciously. we'll find out what happens when we get the verdict. gentlemen, thank you. straight ahead president obama's jobs council hitting a milestone, is this milestone going to embarrass the president. and the jenner-kardashian family, police at the door. kim kardashian tells you what happened coming up. d nutritio? it's eb. want to give them more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggland's best eggs. eb's. the only eggs that make better taste and better nutrition... easy. eggland's best eggs. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. it's eb.

>> kim kardashian, larry king and manti te'o, they all made tonight's list of our favorite tweets of the day. first kim kardashian tweeting, just got a call from my mom telling about a prank call that someone was shot in the home and 15 s.w.a.t. team and three helicopters showed up. that's some prank. more than a dozen cops with machine guns showing up at the door of the jenner-kardashian house and police told them they'd gotten a 911 call claiming someone was shot inside the house, turns out it was a hoax and kendall jenner instagraming the photo of her dad with the cops and more manti mania, the sports center, new pic of manti te'o's girlfriend. a photo of a shaower with no one in it. and larry king is it in a

twitter war, someone laura tweeting f-you, larry. and larry tweeting back, double ditto, laura. and a jab at the senate, the last time the senate passed a budget, the ipad did not exist. okay, that was a long time ago. and former senator fred thompson tweeting, due to flu, a soccer league banned high-five, frustrating the one time we're allowed to use your hands. what are your favorite tweets of the day and who caught your attention on twitter. contact me, hashtag greta. they'll pop the campaign cork, not yet, not like the president is bragging about this for sure, the president's job council, one year without an official meeting. that's right, 12.2 million americans without jobs and why haven't they met since 2012? and where are they?

>> because it was mostly for show, i think, that's the answer to the question. and the president actually created something like the jobs council when he first took office in 2009, renamed 2011, they met four times in 2011. have never done much of anything. and they've disagreed a lot. a lot of labor leaders and company owners, and never agreed what to do anyway and the astonishing thing is that now, when you hear people talking about president obama's second term. you know, what are the top agenda items for the second term? it's immigration, it's gun control, it's winning the fiscal cliff battle, it's climate change. nobody mentions jobs. the unemployment rate is 7.8% today, which is exactly the same as it was in january, 2009, when obama was inaugurated. >> how do you get on the nonmeeting jobs council to begin with? i don't know, in washington a lot of photo ops and people

get put on the boards, i mean, these councils and stuff and i don't know what we get out of them. >> i don't think that anybody hoped they would get out of it. it's carefully bipartisan and a number of people from both parties, labor, there was management and they were never going to agree on anything, they didn't have any power to do anything, so, they came up with 60 recommendations to help increase employment across the country, and then they stopped meeting and actually it was kind of embarrassing, a report in politico they had not met for six months, last summer they had not met for six months, in the middle of the campaign and mitt romney was hammering barack obama every day on the issue of jobs, turns out his jobs council hadn't met for six months, well, now it's been a year. >> greta: one year, no jobs council meeting. i guess that's the end of the jobs council. >> i don't see it coming back. >> greta: thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up have you heard about the big plan for monday's inauguration? did you hear that barack obama will throw teddy bears into

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